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Overcoming personal limits: Nibin Mathew is an internationally respected tennis player β and blind from birth. He discovered his passion for tennis in 2019 when attended a tennis camp for blind players. "Today, I'm feared by my competitors," Nibin says with a laugh. πΎ On the court, the players take their places, guided by lines made of duct tape on the ground that they can feel through the soles of their shoes. The foam tennis ball, which makes a rattling sound as it moves, also provides orientation. When he's not on the court, Nibin works as a digital accessibility expert at Bosch Global Software Technologies in India. He and his team of more than 20 engineers make user interfaces for websites, apps, e-mail communication, and presentations more user-friendly, especially for those with a disability in the workplace. π»
π Navigating waves up to 14 meters high: Bosch associate Gregor Wacker is turning his lifelong dream of crossing the Atlantic Ocean in a rowing boat into a reality. His journey isn't just a personal adventure but also a mission to collect donations for Primavera e.V., an aid organization founded by Bosch associates. In December, he will set off from La Gomera, Spain, alongside his Canadian rowing partner, and will embark on an eight-to-ten-week voyage to reach Antigua in the Caribbean. π£ββοΈ Bosch supports Gregor by providing the opportunity to take a sabbatical to pursue his dream and make a difference. πͺ
Each of our approximately 400,000 associates is different. With individuality comes new ideas and ultimately new technology. π‘π With such a broad network of Bosch colleagues, you can share your knowledge and experience all over the world, exchange ideas and learn from each other β in employee networks, global projects, or in your free time.
Did you ever have a blind βdateβ during lunch break? π Our "lunch roulette" initiative offers the chance to meet randomly selected colleagues from other divisions and departments for lunch. It is a great opportunity for Bosch associates to grow their networks and exchange perspectives and knowledge in an informal environment. Colleagues from all over the world β for example Turkey, Vietnam, Romania, and Austria β have already taken part and shared their snapshots with us!
π€ How important is flexibility at work to you? π»π For Bosch associate Stefan Bernhardt, the concept of "Smart Work" means more than just working from home. "For me, it's about finding the right place to work efficiently," says Stefan, who works as group manager at Bosch Engineering GmbH. To foster mutual understanding within his team for both working remotely and in-office, he decided to run a workshop. Designed specifically for this purpose, our so-called "SmartWorkshop" helped them find the right collaboration model. "Something we frequently heard during the workshop was: I don't want to come into the office and just have a headset on all day - I'd rather have meaningful team days where we compensate for all the things that we neglect on our remote days: networking, creative work and personal interaction," Stefan explains. Their solution: The team has decided to dedicate themselves once a week to these things to find the right balance in the modern hybrid working environment. π€π
Marita Klein is Practice Lead Software Engineer at Bosch.IO. There, digitization and IoT experts are working on IoT solutions based on artificial intelligence. π‘π» She is responsible for the management of her team members, which are spread between Waiblingen, Immenstaad on Lake Constance and Berlin. Communication is essential, so she attaches great importance to regular exchange. π€ Thanks to digital working models, this is also possible across locations. π² Work #LikeABosch
Ever wondered how Bosch fosters continuous learning among its associates? π§ Get to know the Bosch Club β the heart of peer-to-peer learning within Bosch. The Bosch Club is an internal global platform for informal learning. As Fabienne Hieber, who jointly co-leads the Bosch Club with her colleague AndrΓ© BrΓΌggemann, puts it perfectly βIt's a space where Bosch associates come together to share knowledge, experiences, and insights. Anyone can organize sessions and participate in other sessions they're interested in. It's not just a platform, it's a new culture of learning within Bosch.β With the Bosch Club, associates can reap several benefits, enabling them to work #LikeABosch, including: π Self-determined learning: The freedom to choose what, when, and with whom to learn. π‘ Diverse learning paths: The learning approach goes beyond typical linear learning, supporting current roles and future career aspirations. π€Collaborative learning: Colleagues can learn from and with each other. In October, the Bosch Club turns one. π What an incredible year of learning excellence it has been: In the first year, Bosch associates have held more than 1,600 sessions and the Bosch Club steadily evolved thanks to valuable user feedback. How do you envision the future of peer-to-peer learning in the workplace? Share your thoughts! π Work #LikeAbosch #boschclub #learningculture #professionalgrowth
Which path do you choose? π€ Variety really is the spice of life at Bosch. With us, you can develop as an expert, leader, in agile teams or projects, switching functional areas, locations or countries. β¬β¬ There are many options open to you and many ways you can define your career. Whichever direction you choose, weβll help get you there. Work #LikeABosch